The terrorist work goes up to Africa, who endanger women and girls in danger
United Nations (AP) – A terrorist work goes up in the African variable region, making life difficult and dangerous to women and girls, UN higher officials said on Thursday.
In the last 10 years, the southern-dry region of the southern Sahara Desert is beaten to reverse victims and soldiers. Three nations – Mali, Niger and Niger Safaso – are now ruled by powerful military leaders, relying on additional safety for citizens. But the security situation has been difficult.
“The terrorist work is already level, complicated and difficulties,” special representative Leonardo Santosio told Security Council. He has revealed the use of drones and the increase in organized criminals that operate across the borders.
Sima Bahuus, Director of Women Ben, said there is no district involved because of terrorism. “Women’s health and girls under terror control is one of the public places,” he said.
In the three countries, more than 1 million are out of school because of violence, and 60% of the girls never set foot in the classroom, she said. This has contributed to high school marriage, according to Bahuus.
“Since the violence destroys the shutter families, women’s methods disappear and home stability falls,” he told the security council. And because of drought, women and girls walk long distances to draw water and wood.
“Two-thirds reports are unsafe in this trip, in the region that already between the world’s reported cases and sexual violence,” said Bahous.
The long-term beat of Jihadi’s violence, the Saheli region has seen a sponge in the deadly attacks especially by the JNNIM group linked to Jnim, full of major cities and soldiers. Data from the armed necklaces and events have shown that there may be eight months ago.
In Niger, he wrote one of his fastest Muslims, including Muslims in Muslims, quietly, which is quiet across the Tillaberi and Dosy, returned to the story of rural areas. Captival of the ransom against foreigners has complained to the country this year.
Simão, leading the UN Legian UN Library and Sahel, the reported details reporting over 400 terrorist attacks in Burkina Faso, Mali 31, resulting in deaths of 2.870 people.
Young people are increasingly employed in various violent groups, and millions of people run away from borders, he said.
Coping With Threat, Simão said Burkina Faso, the Mali Niger created a joint protection force, and the broader effort took place.
BAHOUS CORSPLAY ENITYAL NEVER DON’T DON’T DON’T DON’T HAVE HELWER AND ABOUT 15% of money to prevent violent extremes to produce women and improve gender equality.
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